Back to the original poster's question, have you all not yet enabled users to discard any content changes that are made BEFORE the "Publish" button is clicked? Or an undo button? Anything?
Typically on any web-building tool/platform that I've experienced, changes to site content (etc.) are saved once you publish your website. However, if you were to exit without saving these content changes, they would automatically be discarded and no changes would be made to the already published version of the website.
For some reason, on Weebly, exiting without saving/publishing content changes does not discard them, nor are these changes published to the existing version of the site. It has been mentioned that these changes are automatically saved. So if this is going to be the case do developers not think it wise to have an "undo" button, since any little change made to our websites (even if only for experimental purposes) seem to be basically permament? Obviously not truly permanent, but it can definitely seem that way to those who are not at all well-versed in web design... and isn't that exactly who this company market's to?
I can't really call it, but my best guess as to why a flaw of this magnitude has flown under the radar for so long would be due to the fact that, again, Weebly is marketed to those who are not very web-design saavy. For this very reason, I would think that devs would want to get this issue corrected even moreso. I can ony imagine all the other poor souls dealing with this issue who haven't come here. Not that it would make much of a difference. It's even more unsettling to me that this seems to have been an issue for years (judging based on this thread alone) and the devs have evidently done nothing to correct this issue.
We are yur users and we are telling you we do not like this. It is extremely inconvenient, frustrating to many, and quite frankly completely nonsensical.
